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⚡ Bolt: optimize high-frequency time updates in index.html#89

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💡 What: Optimized the updateTime function in index.html by caching Intl.DateTimeFormat instances and DOM references in an IIFE closure, implementing dirty-checking for the date portion, and using textContent for granular updates.
🎯 Why: Creating Intl.DateTimeFormat objects and querying the DOM on every tick (every second) is unnecessarily expensive and causes layout thrashing due to innerHTML overwrites.
📊 Impact: Reduces execution time of updateTime from ~1.3ms to ~0.013ms per call (~100x speedup) and eliminates redundant DOM updates for the date.
🔬 Measurement: Verified using a Playwright script executing 1000 iterations in the browser. Average call duration dropped from >1ms to <0.03ms.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 9712593069306273378 started by @babelman97

- Cache Intl.DateTimeFormat instances in an IIFE closure.
- Cache DOM references using lazy-loading in the closure.
- Implement dirty-checking for the date string to avoid redundant DOM updates.
- Refactor HTML to use specific IDs for granular textContent updates.
- Measured ~100x speedup in updateTime execution.

Co-authored-by: babelman97 <[email protected]>
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